Sentence examples for core in which from inspiring English sources

They contain a central core in which the light travels.

His Ferdinand has a softly glowing emotional core, in which sorrow for his lost father can be sensed alongside the fierce affection for Miranda that has taken sudden, fertile root in his heart.

For Wigglesworth, conducting from memory, the symphony is something altogether more troubling – a work with deep turmoil at its core, in which both tranquillity and exaltation must be fought for and won.

In addition, there was often a sense that a city should have a high density of concentrated populations at their core, in which that density was focused on a particular religious or administrative purpose such as a palace or temple".

Because its structure and the targets of its satire — vanity, greed and lust — hark back to Molière, "The Valet" offers a reassuring vision of a fixed social order, bourgeois to the core, in which virtue is rewarded and hubris exposed.

Consequently, Orpheus developed a system it calls "the core" in which the executive committee chooses a concertmaster, and each instrumental section a representative, for every piece; this group works through questions of interpretation and phrasing before the orchestra's first full rehearsal... Writer describes rehearsal for a Carnegie Hall concert in May.

Three types of cores were studied: cores in which Aporrectodea nocturna, an anecic earthworm was introduced (treatment 1), cores in which Allolobophora chlorotica, an endogeic earthworm was introduced (treatment 2) and cores that contained both species (treatment 3).

Figure 6 shows cross-sectional SEM images of buried Si cores, in which 250-keV proton beam was used with three different line fluences: 5 × 1010/cm, 8 × 1010/cm, and 1 × 1011/cm on three different Si wafers.

The structure of the compounds includes dinuclear corner-sharing {Mo2F2O5} cores, in which two octahedral Mo ions are linked by one oxygen atom (Mo-O 1.90 1.92 Å) and two triazolyl groups (Mo-N 2.37 2.40 Å).

Their source of power is nuclear fusion reactions at their inner cores, in which light elements are being combined to form heavier ones, while releasing vast amounts of heat.

In cores in which staining was of variable intensity, the average intensity was reported.